How Do The Animals Hunted On The 3 Hunt Mornings Compare To Gawain's Behavior In The Bed With The Host's Lady?

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How do the animals hunted on the 3 hunt mornings compare to Gawain's behavior in the bed with the host's lady?
Gawain was invited to stay in a castle, and the host then went to hunt in each of the three days, while indoors the host’s lady tried to seduce and tempt Gawain. The host hunted a deer, boar and fox, and the behavior of Gawain is comparable to the three animals. Gawain’s behavior in the three days has similar traits to those of the animals, and he also needs to quell them to avoid the danger of Lady Bertilak’s seduction. The host had agreed to present the hunted creatures to the guest, and Gawain told him what he had been up to during the day. There is a connection between what happens in the bedroom and the hunting scenes as the deer is timid, the boar is aggressive and the fox is cunning.
The deer is a timid animal and on the first day Gawain is timid when he realized that the host’s lady was already in the bedroom, and he waited to see what Lady Bertilak was up to by feigning to be asleep. In the hunting scene, the deer does not offer much resistance. The lady’s seduction is rebuffed and Gawain tells her, “You are bound to a better man.” Even the lady’s approach is more timid and she only got a kiss as Gawain had realized her plan. The lady sought evidence on Gawain’s sexual desire, and it was obvious to the guest her intentions were not noble
On the second day, the host and his men hunt a wild boar, and this was a more difficult challenge than hunting the deer...